Top 5 Countries To Migrate From Nigeria 2024

Its been recorded that thousands of Nigerian citizens leave their countries every year in search of greener pastures in foreign countries. With the high increase in poverty level in Nigeria, such moves aren’t something which will come to an abrupt end anytime soon. Most Nigerians in a bid to escape the hardship in their country, they end up moving to countries worse than where they come from.

This article will safely guide you through some measures to help you spot countries that are easier to move to and countries that are also eager to welcome foreigners. We don’t want you to end up like those Nigerians who regret leaving their homes to where they’re currently at. Read on as we walk you through.

1. Australia:  This  happens to be one of the fewest foreign countries that accept foreigners into their land. Australia seeks qualified professionals yearly for immediate employment. With English as their official language, it’s safe to say that Nigerians who wish to migrate to Australia would find it easy to adjust.

A big percentage of Australia’s workforce are immigrants, there are so many job vacancies for foreigners, it’s even said that their economy is highly dependent on immigration, and it’s possible that their economy could collapse if starved of in-flow of foreigners. So its a nice place for Nigerians to migrate to.

2. Canada:  Widely known for it’s robust economy, Canada is said to be a welcoming country. It plays home to most foreigners who left their countries in search of greener pasture.. With it’s high standard of living coupled with vast job opportunities, Nigerians who are in search of a nice country to migrate to, should highly consider making Canada their choice destination.

3. Austria:  Renowned for it’s colorful cities and beautiful countryside, Austria should be a must-go place for every Nigerian wishing to migrate to a foreign country. Many foreigners are already found there with large size of Nigerians making up the numbers of those foreigners. Austria is said to run a free college-tuition for students, that’s one of the eye-catching feature that makes it a home for students.

Austria isn’t mostly known for having much job vacancies, but the country can boast of having a moderate standard of living and rich cultural values which would enhance the speedy adjustment of foreigners.

4. Belgium:  This is one of the countries that makes it easy for foreigners to gain citizenship in their land. Everything about getting a job, relocation and gaining citizenship is just very easy and straightforward in Belgium. It’s said that once you’re legally employed in Belgium, you’re entitled to apply for its permanent residency permit. Also, for those who wish to start up a career or business when they get there, there’s a program set aside by the Belgian Government to help you and take you through the processes.

5. Netherland:  Ranked as the EU’s 7th largest transportation and Economy center by the United Nations, Netherlands is said to be an envy to many Nations and whoever finds his/herself in such a country should consider themselves as being lucky. And as a Nigerian who already has a mix of Agricultural lifestyle in you, it will be easier to adapt to the agricultural sector of Netherlands as the country is a recognized agricultural producing country.

The Netherlands is recorded to be the 2nd world’s largest agricultural exporter, and most of the agricultural sectors in the country are mostly made up by foreigners. When it also boils down to education, the Netherlands boasts some of the world’s best schools like the universities of Groningen and Tilburg which are well known to teach Economics and English perfectly. Despite their native language being Dutch, there are still English speaking parts of the country .

So, if you’re a Nigerian wishing, hoping and wanting to migrate to a foreign country but still confused on which country to migrate to, i believe this article must have helped you come to a favorable conclusion on which country to chose. Its very advisable to know much about a country before moving there to avoid some unnecessary confusions when you get there.

And as a Nigerian who doesn’t speak any foreign language, it’s best advised you migrate to an English speaking country for easier adaptation